BEE ON THE LOOKOUT: Report Swarms, Don’t Spray!

Honeybee swarms are most common in June and July when a colony runs out of space in its hive. During this time, bees cluster together in a large, ball-like group while they search for a new home.

You might spot swarms:

  • In trees

  • On fences

  • Around houses, buildings, or cars

Don’t worry—swarms are usually calm and unlikely to attack if undisturbed.

If you see a swarm, please don’t spray them!
Call 1-587-343-5618 for fast, safe, free honeybee swarm removal and relocation.